softball_parent wrote:Baller wrote:Apparently just one, but as we all know, that's too many!
How did you get that there is just one. Just curious?
DadsDD95 wrote:Let the justice system take care of "What Happened To M.S." focus your attention and time on more productive issues, there is no need to draw any more attention to that P.O.S.
This is a softball forum there are people that might have been victims, and don't see anything positive on re-opening wounds that someone might be trying to heal.
He's got whats coming to him!!!!!!!!!
softball_parent wrote:DadsDD95 wrote:Let the justice system take care of "What Happened To M.S." focus your attention and time on more productive issues, there is no need to draw any more attention to that P.O.S.
This is a softball forum there are people that might have been victims, and don't see anything positive on re-opening wounds that someone might be trying to heal.
He's got whats coming to him!!!!!!!!!
I disagree. I think it is important to keep talking about it because that is what prevents future victims. For so long people didn't talk about it and victims felt ashamed and like it was their fault. People are so unaware of the statistics and keeping it in the forefront is what helps raise people's awareness. Many people thought MS was a god. It goes to show that you need to be aware and not trust people completely. I work with victims every day and one of the things that helps them heal is talking about it and making it public so it doesn't happen to others.
JMHO
DadsDD95 wrote:Let the justice system take care of "What Happened To M.S." focus your attention and time on more productive issues, there is no need to draw any more attention to that P.O.S.
This is a softball forum there are people that might have been victims, and don't see anything positive on re-opening wounds that someone might be trying to heal.
He's got whats coming to him!!!!!!!!!